There you go. I built this little one way back. 1" plywood with a layer of cloth fibreglass layer over. Snagged vents later off COE
Adding a sleeper to a Freightliner Coronado day cab
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by ghostzapper, Nov 3, 2017.
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Give it the ARI treatment.
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I'm sure you could make it work... but it's going to be a lot of headaches and cost a lot of money/time.
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Then she would fit in just right haulin cans outta Chi-town! Might have ta learn how to talk with an accent and wear Addidas tho...wore out Thanks this. -
I’ve taken many sleepers off trucks and made daycabs, never did the other way around.
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I've seen a few fld classics with a Pete sleeper.. it's not my taste but it's unique for sure
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Are you sure about that? Freightliner had a sleeper in the late 90's early 00's that looked similar to a Peterbilt sleeper at a glance.
Last edited: Nov 5, 2017
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That's the sleeper I was talking about. At a glance it looks similar to a Pete sleeper but that is in fact a factory Freightliner sleeper.
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